i
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL.
XIV
KO.
J
5
i.
it
Aim
mi
ah
DEMOCRATS
II,
The
speaker
said
he
,
honed
avaln
to
lui'el
Ihe
PrlncA
llupert
people
and
lo
see
lying
abreast
in
She
rain
clevatot
veriH
oi
an
every
man.
woman
and
child.
Many
articles
were
absolutely
essential
lo
this
country,
such
us
rubber,
tin,
nitrates,
and
numbers
of
others.
Take
Hie
matter
of
tin
as
an
example.
Valuo
of
Tin
"Tin
Is
Imnorted
into
this
country
to
the
extent
of
$NJ,000.-
(J0O
a
,
year.
1
1
ip
cpuni
rjr
I
ro
m
which
It
comes
SMUTS
ELECTED
South
African
Leader
Gets
5eai
In
Parliament
Without
CAPKTOWN,
July
2.
Jan
Christian
Smuts,
who
was
defeated
in
the
recent
elections,
was
returned
yesterday
unopposed
in
a
scat
that
had
been
opened
for
him.
AMERICAN
FLYERS
PIUNCK
IIUI'EUT,
O.G.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
2,
102-4.
is
is
largely
largely
lino
u
nations
ami
lo
see
anchorerl
in
back
of
Hie
naval
base
at
sing-
n..
it
...
-
i
...Jllio
Imiliiir
h
rriiiscr
nui
run
nonro.
What
would
happen
'
i...
i..
ti
u...i
..iniv.tw.
u
and
llic
flagship
of
that
squadron
the
supply
of
Mil
were
slopped.
.!..
...
.ii
i..
ii.
,.i
ii...
lie
hiinril
would
be
ivantod
Itain-
.Tln
eaimintr
imlilsliy
would
be
cannerle-are
busy.
(stopped.
Hfleeu
million
dollars
In
the
Fraser
lliver
the
fish
hi
opening,
the
commodore
re-
worth
of
canned
fish
put
up
in
return
in
four
year
almost
in-"
ft-rrr-.l
to
the
hospitality
and
Canada
every
-year,
seven
million
variably
but
hen1
lliry
are
slower
kindness
shown
him
when
ho
HmI
dollars
worth
of
canned
milk
and
al
n,,,rtr
of
fruit.
ThesV
in-
In
developing
and
wlilh-
some
re-!'"
l,,,rn
tl
nn'
vcn
million
turn
to
niiawn
ami
die
in
four,WCU!"",s
""
""
-
ousuu-s
uu,u
.y
years
most
of
them
do
nol
re.
turn
until
five
years
old.
D
PACK
EXPECTED
Th
salmon
arc
running
splrn
didly
on
the
Skeena
liver
and
in
dicatlons
nre
that
there
will
bo
ua
navy
bumper
pack
this
year
like
that
of
Hill)
says
OeorKe
Krim-ll
who
paid
it
visit
to
the
canneries
on
Ihe
river
yesterday.
The
season
Is
sluiliiKf
like
It
did
in
1
9
IV.
lively-thing-
Is
Koi8
In
swiiiR
following-
the
strike
and
all
Ihe
fishermen
are
oul.
Some
boats
have
been
bringing
in
moru
than
200
fish.
itiff
shown.
Il'
was
elad
lo
ex-
htre
were
no
tin
availaldo.
J
'
e
press
appreciation
of
the
Inter-
'people
directly
interested
would
est
in
Ihe
welfare
of
the
service
'sutler
and
the
thousands,
of
lo
which
he
helong-ed.
Reason
For
Navy
Speaking
of
Me
relation
be
tween
naal
defense
and
the
economics
of
the
country,
the
Iroinmodure
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
navy
had
no
right
lo
FrUxcll
Brings
Bick
j,i
M,fly
on
Its
past
record.
Favorable
Report
After
Visit
The
glories
of
the
past
'
was
no
to
Canneries
reason
for
adding
to
the
taxes.
There
must
be
some
economic
reason,
lie
had
no
intention
of
saylnir
Ural
Canada
ought
to
have
The
matter
was
entirely
one
for
Ihe
people
lo
decide.
CROSSING
INDIA
AI.l.AHAHAl),
July
2.
The
three
American
flyers
on
their
round
the
world
flight
urrivct
here-
from
Calcutta.
STABBING
CASE
HOLLAND,
July
2.
Gus
was
fatally
slabbed
Tuesday
Iho
mother
country
tlink
of
Iho
by
Charley
I'ykkho,
a
't
inlander,
lomtnlons
as
eoionie?
ex'sr.ns
oom
oi
uie
nussuiuu
veic
mtim
PRINCE
.RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Yesterday's
Circulation,
1024
of
Africa,
Italy
ufid
England,
but
even-
Oreenville
is
optimistic
us
to
nis
cnauces.
Democratic
Deadlock
at
New
York
Convention
Continues
with
McAdoo
Still
High
Man
NEW
YORK,
July
2.
With
30
ballots
behind
it
the
Demo
cratic
national
convention
late
today
was
still
in
deadlock
with
Hie
McAduu
and
bniith
forces
apparently
using
every
nerve
to
in
crease
tneir
toiuis.
Smith's
high
watermark
for
the
days
was
Mi.
The
result
of
the
H7th
ballot
showed:
Underwood
McAdoo
.
.
.
Hobinson
.
,
Smith
.
.
.
...
230
.
.
Hi
...
214
.
.
321
Davies
(West
Virginia)
107
Hilchie
..
...
17
Cox
.....
...
55
ljvis
of
Kansas
.
.
3
Class
i.
.21
Italslon
...
'
'32
Walsh
.....
...
.t
.
.
..
.
.
Salisbury
,
...
G
Owens
....
...
,
.
.
.
.
.
2i
Absent
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Yi
Total
...
IOU7
Yi
McAdoo's'
liifih
pull
for
llic
day
was
455.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
MONDAY
GAMES
Amorlcan
League
Boston
2-1,
Washington
1-3.
New
York
10-.
Philadelphia
1-10.
Chicago
It,
Detroit
t.
St.
Louts
-
Cleveland,
rain.
National
Loague
Chicago
1,
Cincinnati
2.
Hrooklyn
5,
New
York
7.
Philadelphia
'.-,
Huston
U-l.
Pittsburg
5,
St.
Louis
7.
TUESDAY
GAMES
National
League
Huston
0,
Philadelphia
U.
Chicago
I,
Cincinnati
3.
New
York
0,
Hrooklyn'
0.
St.
Louis
5,
Pittsburg
2.
'
American
League
'Philadelphia
0.
New
York
7.
Deli-oil
13,
Chicago
3.
Washington
2-5,
Boston
1-0.
Cleveland
G-8
St.
Louis
4-2!
POSTAL
WORKERS
of
neuritis.
SIGN
AT
LOW
RATE
MONTH
I-LVL,
July
2.
Follow
ing
Ihe
total
collapse
of
the
postal
strike
the
strikers
agreed
to
sign
on
this
morning
as
help
era
at
the
rate
of
$85
a
moilih.
PENNY
POSTAGE
IS
URGED
FOR
EMPIRE
LONDON,
July
2.
The
Con
gross
of
the
Kmpire
chambers
of
commerce
on
Tuesday
urged
the
I'o-cstablishmeut
of
penny
post
njrn
within
the
Empire.
STRUCK
ROCK
Destroyer
Pulled
Off
and
Report
ed
Undamaged
Near
San
Francisco
SAN
FIIAXCISCO,
July
24'he
United
Stales
destroyer
Lavnlettp
struck
a
reef
on"
Fort
Hoss,
51
miles-
north
.of
the
entrance
lo
San
Francisco
harbor
in
a
dense
tag
Ihis
morning.
She
wax
pul
led
oil
and
is
reported
undamag
ml.
SCULLER
SCRATCHED
LONDON,
July
21
Hilton.
Hel
yea
oi
si.
jonn
nas
neon
scratcn
ed
in
the
lle'iily
diamond,
scull
competition
owing
to
an
attack
Street
Sales,.
57J
QUANTITY
FISH
DISPOSED
OF
Nearly
300,000
Pounds
of
Hali
but
Marketed
on
Exchange
at
Good
Figure
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service,
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston,"
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
f
iiihiiiiii
1
1
mm
m
iirriiiiriiiiin
iinnri
ft
I
'UU..
m
H
lim
H
IBB
BH
BBK
HUH
H
m
HH
HH
MB
HH
K
eHH
H
HHH
HH
MB
f
BBh
HBH
AT
NEW
YORK
STRIVE
IN
VAIN
TO
AGREE
ON
CANDIDATE
Commodore
Hopes
to
See
Ships
Commercial
and
Naval
Lying
in
u
Harbor
Together
Before
Long
"Thirteen
year
ago
I
was
here
in
charge
of
Hie
budding
for
her
benefit.
Caiiuda
was
now
Canadian
navy
tiii'l
ut
tlial
time
il
liad
much
in
common
with
the
a
nation
bonded
with
other
na-city
of
Prince
Htiiert,"
said
Commodore
Hose
at
the
Canadian
lions
of
their
own
race
to
form
Club
tiinclieon
Mondav.
"Iluth
were
looking
forward
lo
a
build-1
the
Hritish
Empire.
The
whole
ing
hp
work
of
national
importance.
At
that
time
Hie
mayor
world
needed
I
In;
products
of
Ih.is
and
myself
tried
to
sow
the
feeds
of
enthusiasm
and
conviction
(
country
and
this
country
also
of
the
future
developments
of
the
respective
works
in
which
we
needed
I
he
products
of
the
world
were
engaged.
There
have
been
some
disappointments.
These
in
order
to
develop
natural
re-dWappninlmenls,
however,
have
been
tests
of
the
value
of
the
sources.
The
value
of
sea
'miiii-woik
on
which
we
llieiucmhaikcd,
milmenl
outside
the
trade
willi
BIGSOCKEYE
1
The
commodore
said
-it
was
no
llic
united
Mates
amounted
in
iKOod
bavins
convictions
locked
value
to
8(l(l,000.000
every
year,
away
in
one's
own
breast.
They
.To
that
extent
Ihe
country
would
iinust
be
carried
to
Hie
populated
Buffer
if
freedom
of
the
niove-
DTTM
EVDEf'TlilYl""'1
of
"'is
vast
Dominion.
In
meat
oi
(tiunodilies
was
inter-KUDI
EiAriAliU
"P'le
of
the
ilisappointinenls
and
Teied
who.
Tills
interfered
with
adverse
currents
he
would
ask
the
daily
life
and
interest
of
Already
Flihermon
on
Skeenaare
Averaging
44
to
Boat
and
Canneries
Busy
This
is
Mm
fifth
year
ulnce
Hie
big
run
of
sockryc
on
the
Skeena
In
I
'J
III
and
the
caniiers
are
looking
lo
a
larue
catch.
So
far
"Are
we
downhearted?"
and
Hie
answer
he
fell
sure
was
"No."
Ilolh
still
had
fuilh
in
the
c6n-vlcliim
that
the
work
they
were
carrying
oul
was
of
national
im
portance,
.Il..'ir..,ix.ep4u!iuiila
Justified
for
reports''
rftfived!"""
wharves
lh
y
FELL
INTO
YAT
OF
OIL:
BADLY
BURNED
Whaler
Black
Arrived
In
Port
This
Morning
Bringing
Jap
to
General
Hospital
The
whaler
lllack,
Capl.
Hal-
eom,
arrived
in
port
this
morning
bring
a
Jap
who
fell
into
vat
of
oil
nl
the
Hose
llarlmr
whaling
station
ami
was
badly
burned.
He
was
admitted
lo
the
general
hospital.
CANADA
IS
A
REAL
TONIC
SAYS
PRINCE
LONDON.
July
2.
The
l'llnee
Of
Wales
will
visit
his
AU'iorla
ranch
this
fall,
according
lo
an
announcement
made
at
I
lit)
Ho.
minion
Day
dinner
here
yester
day.
Tho
Prince,
In
Iho
course
nf
an
address
said:
"Camilla
al
ways
has
been
a
veal
Ionic
to
IIIH.'
There
Were
many
utilities
and
services
lo
be
kept
up
and
all
required
money.
Those
responsible
for
Jhe
administration
of
the
affairs
of
the
country
were
the
ones
who
had
lo
decide
which
of
these
were
most
important.
Kadi
thought
his
particular
section
more
Important
than
Ihe
others.
The
Commodore
illustrated
his
point
liy
a
story
from
Admiral
Fields,
who
told
of
(he
arrival
of
a
new
cruiser
at
Hong
Kong.
On
die
nrrivul
of
Ihe
Shin
the
but
cher
and
the
slevylird
met
her
to
look
after
the
mailer
or
supplies.
The
butcher
Inquired
from
the
steward:
"Dusty,
who
brought
Ihe
ship
over:
"Capl.
Hon.
Stanhope
Hawk,'
was
I
lie
reply.
"I
don't
mean
'im,"
said
Ihe
butcher.
"I
mean
who
Is
the
butcher?"
Not
Shibboleths
The
sneaker
said
people
should
form
I
licit'
opinions
on
the
basis
of
nuru
reason
and
nol
on
sliib
holelhs,
such
as
"Armament
breed
wars"
or
"lu
time
of
pence
ho
prepared."
The
liavy
stood
for
protection
of
trade
and
nol
for
nrolcellon
of
territory.'
it
was
one
of
Ihe
links
binding
Iho
life
of
the
Umpire
together.
Colonial
days
were
over,
said
the
speaker,
and
no
longer
could
workmen
employed
in
those
industries
would
l
put
of
employ
ment.
That
is
just
one
case
and
il
goes
to
show
the
manner
in
which
industry
is
dependent
on
the
freedom
of
I
rude
movement.
The
commodore,
told
of
the
,rood
moral
ellect
of
the
Hritish
navy.
As
Ihe
country
developed
the
need
of
the
navy
increased
Trade
of
the
couutl;r
was
the
most
vulnerable
Hii
in
their
economic
life,
lie
repealed
that
Hie
navy
existed
for
the
protec-
f
trade,
und
nol
for
the
protection
of
territory.
Ho
ask
ed
that
they
think
this
over
carefully
and
ask
IJiVnselves
whether
the
insurance
premium
they
paid
was
large
enounli.
Archdeacon
llix
who
Intro
duced
the
visitor
presided
and
with
him
at
liter
tiead
table
wan
Mm
Ko-uim-I.
iH-esidenl
of
the
Women's
Canadian
t.lub
am
Mayor
Newton.
The
funeral
or
the
late
Col.
William
llendne,
president
of
the
O.J.C.,
which
look
place
in
II
uuul
tun,
was
largely
uttended.
The
nliuve
photograph
shows
the
service
being
conducted
at
the
graveside,
Largest
Entry
List
in
Track
and
Field
Sports
Ever
Entered
at
Olympic
Sports
hithei
to
'i.IHi'SMnKAiittuuiicem'eiit
of
the
IViiul
entry
Tist'lu-
day
reveals
the
fact
that
l,4.'l(J
athletes,
representing
i.
nations
and
comprising
the
greatest
field
in
Olympic
history,
will
liattle
fur
international
track
and
field
laurels
beginning
iiext
Sunday.
As
a
result
of
the
drawings
for
the
preliminary
heats
in
the
.
Olympic
contests,
the
Oauudiuns
here
are
satisfied
they
will
reach
second-
rounds
vith
the
possible
exception
of
(irecnville
of
Hamilton
in
the
10,000
metre
walk
who
drew
the
champion
FINED
$200
for
DYNAMITING
FISH
Word
was
received
by
the
provincial
police
here
this
mot-nine
thai
M.
Hal-
ufrfck
of
-Buckley-
Hay
hart
been
tried
before
Magistrate
Mallory
on
a
chari-'o
of
dynamiting
fish
in
t
lie
Ian
Hiver
and
had
been
fined
$00
for
the
MORAL
CLAIM
OF
DEPOSITORS
IN
HOME
BANK
Committee
Recommends
In
Favor
of
Compensation
Following
Judge's
Report
OTTAWA,
July
2-The
banking
aiid
commerce
committee
reporting
to
the
House
of
Commons
Monday
said
it
considered
the
facts
brought
out
in
the
interim
report
by
Judge
Mckeown
established
thai
the
depositors
in
(lie
Home
Hank
had
a
moral
claim
in
equity
for
compensation
by
I
lie
country
for
any
loss
suf
fered
by
reason
of
the
Bank's
failure.
REDUCE
HOURS
INSTEAD
STAFF
Rallwaymen
Accept
Cut
In
Hours
of
Working
Instead
of
Laying
Off
Men
..MONTH
EAL,
Juflr
.2.
,
The
hiecfiiitiTcal
and
vqufpinenf
stanT
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
has
accepted
a
reduction
in
working
hours
to
forty
a
week
for
three
vveaks
each
month
in
preference
to
accepting
a
fifteen
per
cent
reduction
in
the
stall.
IMPROVE
SYSTEM
OF
TAXATION
DOMINION
Board
of
Investigation
to
be
Appointed
by
Government
to
Study
Methods
O'lTAWA,
July
2.
The
government
has
announced
lis
intention
of
bringing
down
legislation
for
the
establishment
of
a
Close,
to
300,000
pound-
oflboard
to
investigate
and
study
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Exchange
jic
various
ways
of
taxation
with
this
morning
and
today
the
fish
houses
are
very
busy
getting
it
ready
for
shipment
or
for
cold
torage.
In
spite
of
the
large-1
quantity
offering
the
prices
kept
up
well.
Following
were
tho
sales:
American
Reliance,
i
1.000,
al
1
LOO
and
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
Omaney,
05,000,
at
12.70
and
6
lo
Cold
Storage.
Sunset,
45,000,
at
12.00
and
G
to
lcifie
Fisheries.
Uranus,
10,000,
at
13.90
and
7
lo
Hooth
Fisheries.
Chancellor,
11,000,
at
14.20
and
7
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Tyee.
10,000,
at
14.20
and
7
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Lumen,
12.000,
aU
13.50
and
7
lo
Royal
Fisfi
Co,
'
.
Kanata
;42,00Pr
at
12.70
and
to
Hooth
Fisheries,
r
.
.
f
Canadian
Ringleader,
7,000,
at
12.10
and
7,
tplCold
Storage.
Hipo,
9,500,
at
12
and
7
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Livingston,
7,000,
at
12.10
arid
7
to
Cold
Storage.
Temen,
10,500,
at
12.30
and
7
lu
Royal
Fish
Co.
?
;
Kthel
June,
3,500,
at
12
and
7
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
I).S.T.,i
3,500,
at
12.20
and
7.
Toodic,
9,000,
at
12.10
and
7
to
Cold
Storage.
Scrub,
13,000,
at
12
and
7
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Point
May,
4,000,
at
12
and
7
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Caygepn,-
8,000,.
al
12
and
7
to
RoyaPFish
CcvI'-V'
:
v
v,
Mrs.
J.
Jack
aud
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ross
sailed
last
night
on
the
Gardens
for
vuneouvtr.
a
view
to
the
improvement
of
Iho
existing
system.
PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED
PARTY
COMES
MONDAY
The
third
annual
personally
conducted
tour
over
the
Cana
dian
National
Railways
is
now
oil
the
way
here
and
is
expected
to
arrive
Monday,
R.
F".
McNaugh-
ton,
district
passenger
agent,
is.
leaving
tomorrow
night
to
meet
the
party
at
Jasper
an
dto
ac
company
them
as
far
as
this
city.
f
here
are
over
200
in
the
party.
MACLAREN
LEAVES
HONG
KONG
NORTH
lIONrt
KONG,
July
2.
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
British
round
thd
world
flyer,
left
this
morning
for
Fopchow,
I.ater
news
is
that
MacLaren
arirved
at
Payoda
Anchorage
to
day.
BIRTH
"'
'
.
;
i?A
daughter
was
born
on
Juno
3Q
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Malcolm
M.
Lamb
at
their
home,
1030
Ninth
Avenue
East.
THE
FUNERAL
of
the
Late
John
H.
Hlldltoh
Will
take
place-
pn
THURSDAY
AFTERNOON
at
from
SI.
.Andrew's
Anglican
Ciiurch.